The phrase "a further specialisation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an additional or more specific focus within a broader field or subject area.
Example: "The research represents a further specialisation of the existing theories in cognitive psychology."
Alternatives: "an additional focus on" or "a more specific area of".
Within Peracarida the original sclerite pattern seems to have become simplified, with the appearance of a specific extension connecting the median sclerite and sternite in Amphipoda and Mysida points to a further specialisation.
It would be interesting to see, in conditions where the phages are allowed to evolve with their hosts, if a more modular network arises with further specialisation of the phages to maintain a kill-the-winner dynamic and less broad range infectivity [ 39].
That might lead to further specialisation in natural resources.
Further specialisation will increase the number of cases seen and the number of procedures performed, leading to relatively more practice in routine cases than in the rare and complex cases for which expert thinking and action are required.
That is, expansions in diet breadth and geographic range are the source of new variation that allows further specialisation and speciation, and hence may be an important process behind the diversification of plant-feeding insects.
But specialisation is a depletive source of diversification and would run out of variation to act upon – preventing further specialisation – and would then run into a dead end [5].
Unless specialisation occurs, radiologists will be unable to reverse this situation and thus risk a further loss of influence in the future of imaging at a time when there is a major transformation to functional and molecular imaging.
Scientific and technological progress has been followed by specialisation and further sub-specialisation of the medical profession.
Previous work has suggested a functional specialisation of OFC and ACC for delay- and effort-based decisions, respectively.
Two closely HSP90-related clades in Figure 3C, acting as outgroups to confirm HSP90 orthology, reveals further A. thaliana specialisation of HSPs that is shared in the O. tauri genome.
Due to technological developments, better communication facilities and further differentiation and specialisation of professionals, patient care is increasingly provided outside hospitals.
